Condolence: I went grade school with Larry. He was always very kind sweet. He had a warm smile and a cute grin. My husband Louis and I were very sad to hear of his passing. We graduated with him at Western Heights. Our thoughts are with you all.

Condolence: My condolences to your family. His family was a very special to him. Larry was a very special man.He was a wonderful man. I am so sorry for for your loss.

Condolence: I would like to give my deepest condolences to the whole family sorry for your loss what I would like to do is give the family something very comforting at this time of need it's a promise from Gods word the Bible I believe that it can bring comfort to the whole family it's a promise from Gods word the Bible Jehovah God said he was going to do for all mankind soon and that is Rid the whole world of sickness and suffering and death it's a promise here at John 5:28,29 gives us that promise and Revelation 21:3,4, gives us that promise May this bring comfort to the whole family you are in our prayers

Condolence: Remembering the year 1972 when I first met my brother Larry. Phil, Larry and I rented our first apartment together. Remember those parties! Those were the days. Working together at Humpty Foods. Canoeing the Illinois river and always looking for a good time. You will be missed and thought of. Until we meet again.

Condolence: Such a kind man. Remembering WWHS days that seem like yesterday. We will keep the family in our thoughts and prayers. Heaven has certainly received a wonderful addition.

Condolence: One day the circle will be unbroken. A finer man I have not met. Just abrother

Condolence: My deepest condolences for your loss. Many of our WHHS classmates were asking about him at our recent reunion. He was well liked by all and will be missed greatly.